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The last film of 36th PFF has been announced!

Festival in Gdynia is primarily the showcase of Polish cinema – the best films of the year, the most influential filmmakers, vital topics. Modernity meets here in a dialogue with history: new generations of filmmakers are confronted with the masters, and new generations of critics reinterpret the classics of Polish cinema.Festival in Gdynia is primarily the showcase of Polish cinema – the best films of the year, the most influential filmmakers, vital topics. Modernity meets here in a dialogue with history: new generations of filmmakers are confronted with the masters, and new generations of critics reinterpret the classics of Polish cinema.

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